Does anyone know if I can open a file in command prompt without knowing its exact location, but knowing it's exact name and file extension? I want to create a .bat file that opens another .bat file. The issue is that if I share the batch script(s) with any friends, they won't have the batch file(s) in the same directory I'm storing them in, which means if I specify where the file is, it will only work in that exact directory. Please Help!

CodePudding user response：

I figured out that if I do start cmd /k call [Filenamehere].bat it will work! But I'm going to leave this open, so that if anyone has the same question than this is the answer

CodePudding user response：

so if you have a script example :

@echo off mode 80,50 systeminfo | find "OS Name" >